Cheaper Home Batteries Program — Australia, 2025-26
Closes 31 Dec 2030
Australian Government
The Cheaper Home Batteries Program provides households, small businesses and community organisations with a discount on the upfront cost of installing a small-scale solar battery. Eligible battery systems from 5 kWh to 100 kWh can receive discounts of up to 30%.
Deadline
31 Dec 2030
Duration
until 2030
Location
Australia
Who Can Apply
What's Funded
Installing eligible small-scale battery systems connected to new or existing solar PV systems, including single battery units, modular battery systems, and eligible additional capacity added to an existing battery system.Before you apply
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Installation of permanent small-scale solar battery storage capacity that reduces upfront costs for applicants and supports household, business and community energy storage uptake.Free Eligibility Check
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What is the Cheaper Home Batteries Program?
Who is eligible for the Cheaper Home Batteries Program?
- Applicant can be an Australian household, business or community organisation
- Battery system must be a small-scale system between 5 kWh and 100 kWh
- Battery can be connected to a new or existing solar PV system
- Eligible system may be a single battery unit or modular battery cells connected as one battery unit
- Additional capacity to an existing battery is only eligible if the system has not previously received a discount under the program
- Additional capacity must be at least 5 kWh
- Total upgraded battery capacity must not exceed 100 kWh nominal capacity
- Retailer must provide assurance the battery will be installed for permanent use and not moved or on-sold
When does the Cheaper Home Batteries Program close?
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